Sentence examples for items loaned from inspiring English sources

The exhibition, "1776," is a collection of almost six hundred items loaned from museums, libraries, galleries.

A description of the executive residence during the Ribicoff administration in the 1956 "State Register and Manual" noted, "Items loaned to the state are, for the most part, of Connecticut origin".

The exhibition, "1776," is a collection of almost six hundred items loaned from museums, libraries, galleries.… The Labour Party chose James Callaghan as Prime Minister after Harold Wilson's unexpected resignation.

In his apartment, complete with items loaned from Chanel (Horst described her as "the queen of the whole thing") and its Jackie Kennedy portraits and interior designed by Jean-Michel Frank and Bébé Berard, his clothes fitted by the bespoke tailor Charles James, Horst was regarded as at the apex of the midatlantic glitterati.

They've gathered an amazing collection of artefacts - including items loaned by GCHQ, the government intelligence agency, that have never before been on public display.

Among the items loaned to the students by his daughter Eleri Rogers are a series of postcards sent home by JP while training in Llandudno.

It was, and is, available only to scholars and other people with legitimate research interests; occasionally items are loaned for art exhibitions.

I'm sure I've overpaid for small items and loaned stuff to people that they'll never return, but the pleasure I take in enjoying people without second-guessing them far outweighs any cost.

These SMBs don't have finance departments or the experience to nail the lengthy, 14-item loan packages that would make them attractive to lenders.

Generally speaking, these small businesses likely don't have traditional finance departments, spend little on finance, keep small cash reserves, and often don't have the collective experience to complete a 14-item loan package that makes them attractive to lenders.

In addition to housing over 850 different UNICEF supply items, space is loaned to the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) for stockpiling their emergency items.